Popular camera testing portal DxOMark, has published its review of the Samsung Galaxy Notice 9. According to the inspection, the phablet has been awarded an overall score of 103, position it above the Galaxy S9+. To remember, Samsung had launched its most recent flagship last month and it is also readily available for buy in India. Meanwhile, folks at DxOMark have managed to test the Galaxy Notice 9’s camera functionality to reveal pros and cons concerning the latest Samsung flagship concerning optics. The entire score of the Galaxy Note 9 surpassed the marks DxOMark Picture Labs gave to the Galaxy S9+ and shared the second place using all the HTC U12+. As per the result of DxOMark’s benchmark evaluations, the Galaxy Notice 9 received a photo score of 107 in the DxOMark team, although its video recording capabilities have got a rating of 94. To put this in perspective, general DxOMark ranking pioneer Huawei P20 Pro obtained 114 and 98 respectively. Meanwhile, tied with Galaxy Note 9 at the next location, the HTC U12+ obtained a photo score of 106 and movie score of 95. Meanwhile, Samsung’s Galaxy S9+ got 104 and 91 respectively.

Photo score of almost any smartphone on DxOMark is calculated by blending a Variety of sub-scores across categories like Exposure and Contrast, Color, Autofocus, Texture, Noise, Artifacts, Flash, Zoom, and Bokeh. It added that the camera’s autofocus functionality is”excellent” and it felt high for balancing detail retention and sound reduction, zoom quality, and realistic Bokeh consequences.

The people at DxOMark assert the Galaxy Notice 9 camera’s functionality in bright light is”one of the best we’ve tested.” The exposure appears to be helpful, and dynamic range was said to be”one of the widest we have seen”. Additionally, images are said to be bright and vivid with largely accurate white balance and great colour rendering. There seems to be great noise reduction that has a fantastic balance between sound and feel. On the other hand, the inspection claims but the camera has a tendency to smooth nice details a bit more than some rivals.

Meanwhile, the secondary camera at the Galaxy Notice 9 and its own x2 zoom factor work well for long shots, the DxD0Mark tests show. Additionally, zoom pictures show great levels of detail, chiefly because of optical image stabilisation.

On the video recording front, the DxOMark team states the Galaxy Notice 9 performs nicely and its strengths include stabilisation and the smartphone’s capability to maintain”artifacts and sound in check.” Furthermore, autofocus is said to be the”real highlight”, since the camera reacts quickly to changing lighting conditions. The review says that the colours are bright and vivid and video exposure is usually accurate. Very similar to still images, the videos are said to have generally good exposure precision, with rapid adaption to changing light conditions. While the videos showed great detail and very low sound levels, there were”a few luminance and chroma noise visible in low-light scenes,” noted DxOMark from the review.